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RIM ~t ~i ~~~ .~$N~ i ~' ,i 1 ~±~..,. NUMEER 5340.1 NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT TUESDAY, Ott. 24, 18.09, will be performed - THE IRON CHEST: (T he Characters as usual.) To which wilt he added, OSCAR AND .KALVINA ; Or, THE HALI..OI: FINUAL. OsCar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.; Fingal, Mr. BO LQGNA ;.• MAvina, Miss ADAMS ; Carrol, Mr. PARLEY; Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. .Brandon, at the Box-Office in Hart-street. - Boxes 7s. Second Prices. 6d.-- Pit 4s. Second Pri c e 2s . Gallery - 2 ,5. Second Price ie.—Upper Qallery t;;. . The Odors will be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play begn'i at Halt past Stx. T o .morrow, The -Man of the World; - with (first time) The lubilee. The Pretits of this Evening's Entertainments will be given t o the Society for the Discharge and Relief of Persons im prisoned for Small Debts. On Thuriiday, Laugh when you can. ()n Friday, The Beaux Stratagem. On Seturday, The SchOofot Reforrn. On Monday, The Grecian Daughter; Euphrasia, by a Young Lady, being her first appearance in London. The Proprietors of the New Theatre Royal in Covent Garden beg leave.again ,nose respedfully to address there serves to the Public. by whose judgment they are sensible they ought in every thing within their power to be guided. They presume to think that the present regulation of he prices of admission will, on due consideration, he found to be • supported by every argument of reason and justice, and ere happy to see that it -meets with the approval-of a very large majority of the community. The Proprietors are tot-airn ,ing at wealth and exorbitant gain, they are merely h,>bour-' ing for a fair subsistence. 1 t has been authoritatively andea tisfaaorily proved, after the fullest and Most impartial ip - vestigation, that the a‘leption of the former pricee would subject them to a certain loss of three quarters per cent. r , r annum, on their capital t but some persons have sad that this evil might be obviated by a system oistrider economy : if the Proprietors in the ereelion of a Ne4v The acre, have Tred on the side of expence, it has. been. first ---frornian ho- - i*seclesire to consult the accommodation, and enstu2,the safely, of all wh o resort to secondly, (as the Putrhc 1 1 . 0 a ; i m a m right to exp e l} they should), to collect such Pee tete s, fl'A display suet: Scenery, Dresses, Decorations, Pas might b est contribute to ren d er t h e ex hibi t i ons of t h e _rma worthy o f a critica l an d en li g ht ene d P eop l e , -Und e r ;what heads can a severer economy h e i ntro d uce d ? Th e Ac , tars and Act resses cannot be expec t e d to g i ve the i r laboites for ?' smaller coMpenzation than/hey received in theoldTheetre, Sr than they car. receive in 'Theatres out of Lot'elon; "and 'the ]Proprietors have not hitherto been able to itLiertake to af ford them ogreater ; nor deeS the pri).eneel otisiti'eh an adeanCe Form an item of theiecalettlated future expenditure. In the 4 ‘eneill, Dresses, Decoratiotis, Lighting, &c. of which every ,?rtiele is dilly increasing in price, all reduaion of expence evidently imptadicable. The undisguised truth is, that, Been at th e p resent prices, the necessity the `Proprietors are .itider of providing every 'thing new ;tit almost every repre sentation will, with tin - , closest economY; for some years tenally !educe, it not totelly absorb their profit's., The Proprietors hope the> alt ill not be ,theught intrusive for again appealing to the reason and. justice of the frequen ters of the Theatre, to save allwheare concerned in it from Utter ruin. They trust that they shall not be deappoieted ilirth eir confident reliance on this occasion, on the itheralit wisdom, and j ust ice of a great and generous nation ; and they ye lte P r e t tiatted that, as untorttanately it is not their-choice to they coUl P Pnu t i ke t t '' l r te al tt s i r , ct tt ri c i :! S oa l° ll .. 4 * e a h l i l C o h ‘v a e re d by ‘l y rn thli e r r k .' in it4 :n a - s ,t e ir r _ rU P t ed exerlions ro endeavour at the only return rhey, cart c for tne patronage and favour they reqUest„ while 'they }ravedthe honour of evincing, by incre,asing,etfOrts, their un tceei lot ‘l-.. imp o f t h e aeleeemeeits ofetbe LYCEUM THEATRE.: Ifiatler the Special License of the LUItD CHA M BEREA' N, Granted for the present Season to the joinf application of - • all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties Servants. 'forming th.e -° 1 \ 1 " PANy of the late DIWRY LANE THEATRE., writ. TH IS PRESENT TUESDAY; Odober '24, 1609 i Patina-1 113 E CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr . . PI-11L1 PPS; Count Cutvoso, M r . `P L N LEY"; . Marquis de (.; rand Chateau, Mr. MATHEWS • Lorenio, Mr. HORN ; Whimsiculo; .Mr: RUSS Peter, Mr. DO W TON ; , Constarstia, Mrs, BISHOP; Floretta, Miss KELLY ; ' • • Leon ra, MrS. MATPI E WS; Bianca, 1115 s. SPARKS ' Cuiiosa, Mrs. HARLOW E. In the course of the ()poi wilt be introduced the Song of " Love's but a blossom," by Mr.. Horn ; and the favourite Duet of " I love thee," by Mr. Philipps and Mrs. Bi- To which will be added, HONEST THIEVES. • colonel Careless, Mr. HOLLAND; Captain - Manly,.•Mr. IIG CA.L1122; - Abel, Mr. MATHEWS ;" Obadiah, Mr. DOWTON. ; • Teague: ..Mr. j.Cki.N.T(LbIE ; • • , Mr(. Day, SPARKS'; Arabellay Mr's' SCOTT; gnth,4l'ss .012.G.b R. Boxes and places to he tali.en ut Mr. Spring, in ihe tox.; Offic, at flip a'Crind entrattLe ; of whom may also be had Private Rojtes. nightly. - • • Boxes 6s, •SctondPfiee 3S. 4d Second Price zs. , - , - Callery as. Second,' Putce Is. -Upper Catty s 4. Set;olla P rice 6(1. Toe 'Doors to be opened at Half past Five, anti the Per formance to btgin at Half past To.rnvcre, Sylvesier DaggerA o)d ; after . vvbi;iti' (first time), li . dtain's jut:nice; to which .w4l be.added, Ttie."fhtte, and the: DeitLe- • • • The profit of this night Will be offered in aid Of the?contri. bu tic.lll for the liberation of Iniprisoned,DebtQrs. A 'MUCH..WANTED SCI4()OLBOOK. • 'This Day was published, • . • . .iciandsomely printed, -so - as to correspond- with . the Author's Reading Exercises, price Half-a-Crown, bound in Red, with Ile tuft :..nce to schools • iriHE SCHOOL DICTIONARY ; .or, EN TI,CK'S ENGLISH DICTIONARY,' improved 4tid abridged, for the - USE. of SC HOO LS, in ivhich is contain ec! the Roots of Words, and imp :Want-ai l ,i• s t At iifi c ,,,, t w or d s lv, omitting 'the common Derivatives,' and a.l °low e. inddcnt, and.tritling Word . F. vulgar, • I By the Rev. DA V 1 t) 13,L R, klithor of the English Grammar, the Class 8.,0k, First Ca.' Reading Exercist:s, G ramrllar of l hilosony, &c. Schoolmastersind GoVernesi will hail the A Of a, Work which has 'brought the .English - Language an attainable Compass, by expun4ing 'what was irn us•Acss, or redundant in the Dictionary of Enticic.— '''c' L, ...1)24e has, - by this int'ins, been rOduced from Sixty to little more than Ten Thousand Words, and the t• tray consequently be committed to Alcniory in less • .:ears. For the convenience of the Tutor ;i1;t1 Pupil has been divided and accentuated and this Die -1,4 the purpose of Teachers;, possesses in .r.oniftst superiority Over every outer. Kiehard Pliii t iips, London ; and to be had of Co at tni I uvenile Library, New Botxi-street ; 4t:d. Edinintrgh ; Wesanand Cuntinini, Dublin it other Bookfellers. % - hr,:u. may be had, all the other Works of the same ~~~~ ri l • .0•. . . .s A, 3 3, a 5,,, 1 ; J- -, a.. \ j 0 1 E D A 1 7 , OCTOBER 24 9 tsog. KING'S THEATRE. ROYAL lUBILEE. • • This Day were published, • - In Two Volumes, (idavo, price in boards i4s: a New Edi.;. uon, being the Si,.tb, of SERMONS TO COUNTRY ‘CONOREGA . ITi-0.N5. 4 . • By the late:'Rev. GC G ITT, M.A. LOYALTY AND -FESTIVIT Y. , , MO -MORROW EVENING, 0a..25, will - be given at this Theatre, a GRAND ENTERTAIN MENT, with a.BAEL, - and a GOOD ENGEISILSUP- P E R., to be served most abundantly, in all kinds' of poultry, (cold), beet; hams, raised an:l ptlter pies, shell-fish, &c. &c. Together with Sherry and Port, vintage 1804. . • -The whole stage will .be converted into a Gland Saloon., forming an Imperial Chinese Pagoda, supported by tOurteen large columns, crowned with a brocaded canopy, decorated with figures, dragons, and allegorical transparent lauthorns ; the whole brilliantly illuminated in devices, with. variegated lamps, representing the interior of the grand Pagoda bt .110- . Nang; and:occupying eighty-feet in breadth, and fifty in height. • . • The doors to be opened soon, after nine. Dancing -to commence ill the Theatre at ha - t 'past ten. The supper rooms to be opened at one, and the Concert Rooth to )tie cleared for dancing ;Aso at two o'clock ; but supper will be served in the upper Coffee-Room during the whole of the , . N.B. The Market-lane door will also ',he open for the re ception or company - that ntght,', when. carriages will be ad .mitred to come into Ma: ket- lan , , through Charles-street, and afterwards to draw off inter Pall-Mali. , ' The 2ompany to come in such dresses as they choose, and either with or withoutinasts: , • • •t . of I3eachaurvell, Nn: tc.l 4. Penned fn F. and C. Itivington, No. bz, St. Paul's Church-yard. • . whom may be 1/?4, by the 0:1 1 .0 A . A Familiar' Treatise on the Sacra:Del - It ; the Third Edition, price Gct..01 .. .0. tur a duzeticovies. .f us t published, •By Willianis and Smith, No. to, Stationers' Court, Ludgate- street, • , M .LLEWELLYTiT'S WORK'S. . V f Z. • ' Exposition of the-beginning of Genesis,. 3s, 6d. . ,An. Exposition Of the Epistle to:the Romans, 45. The.Dodrine of liapti,m, 3s. 6d. The Form of God, 4s. , Exposition•ot the. Rovclations, 6s, Treatise on t.ite Sabbath, zs. 6d. Christianity ; .otsthe 'Science of ChrirA, Es. Inspiration of the bible, 6.i. Psalms of David, 2s 6d. _Appeal against Paine, 3s„. ,Adtrussion, a Guinea and a Hall,-and Tickets to be had at tht Office every day twin elevco to lour o'clock. . • Vivant Rex et Regina. ON . E HUNDRED FAVOURITE SONGS, SET TO MUSIC, tor 4=i.• • - ;• Embellished with heatitifiit Frontispiece. , CIRO ii3Y's [LUSH MUSICAL It6POSITORY; CrWiCe.SCieCt.loll of esteeined Insit \ S'Ongs, adapted for the Voice, and Gerlll4ll Mute. UniiorrnlY prin ed with Crosby's Eliglisii.and CAlccionian Musical iieposito - y. London: Printed:for IL Crosby-and. Co. Statiunef. - court, Paternoster.row. Where may bg had, _ I.; Ediniv. , ,rgli Musical Ikliseellany, a choice Collearon, of 2,60 Scotch, English, awl Irish Songs, set 14 Music. Two i vols. 121110, 85. , 2. •Crotbv's beautiful Edition of Ovid's Art of Love; and other PiecCs on that subject, fine foolscap, 6s. 6d. with Proof Plates, tos. 6d. 3 Lfl'u,ions of Love, to and from. Mary Queen of Scots, fittc foolscap, 65.. , - CORPORATION OF' THE SONS OF THE CLERGY. 'THE. GENERAL ANNUAL .COURT of the GOVERNORS ot the Charity for the Relief or Poor Widolvs an.i.Children Of Clergymen, will be hoiden at- the Corporation House, No: 2, 131oomshury ,on :0 1 0 . - DAY the 9th Of November, +8 , 9, at One o'Clock precisAy, for the Choice of Officers for the 4nsunig Year, pursuant to tiie'Charter. J. M. GRE EN WOUD, Registrars • • AUBILF,E DUST of the KING's McYst. E %ca.. lent MAi ISTV, ttudie.i from Lite, during His Ma jetty's residence :at Windsor last Sniurnef, exactly of Lite 4 - The Original is on view at tlw Artist's .Sliew, ltoorst.S. No. ti, cleveland street, Eitzroy.square ; and also at kitVRG AN and SAND Ware-Room's, in cntika*- rine:street, Strand, w have .very hindly °tiered to exhibit a Bust, ,and take Orfdrs fur the -same. • . N i Wit bout boast i Bust has the pre.eminence to any other presented to time l'utnie. • ABRAHAM NEIVI..ANI). This Day wa s - publiOetl, p6,:e VVich ~n hle s g.if.t and Curccd ry'VAE LIFE of AB - 11.AHANI LAND, Esq. , C tshier or the Bank.of England, 1,-,,rp authentic Do ce.tnents ; to I.vhlelt is add. d, a compietg.l-iit:tory.ot the bank. British,Critie, Aug. t4 . )9- . ~,Long as Mr. Newlay.rf was•known 16, the PubLe in his oricid satiation, and ,eltb!'atect as tie has been in conse. queoce, we tattle expected to L.ei .alkd up , 11 to read ev rLit6. hpyt'ever, that the task is perty,rinel. The trirr tive written. A .1t110; . has skliitilly import.ince to r,ti. Work, its connecting with it in„ny list ,ri cal patti , :ui irs rel.ittve to tne Bank, to wIlo.:1; Air. N.,: ,v was so i,,ng a seivtot. tie tlis r tat:ti I cirCUttI:A:MCCS latio;!, to the delinquency of Mr. Astkett ; alit has stt*Atied o thcr d'cnio:u,s, even of a later daie. MRS. Nc)RRIS's NEW 10)MA , NCE, &c. Speedily will be published, By COLBURN, I.4.3rary, I.o,:dttit-street, I.L` UPHRONIA.; or, The-C op*e a Itoi - nance. .i.:4 ay Mrs. Norris, Author " of England." • , 3 vols. • . . . , . . 2. Rosa in Lonilon, .a Novel, by the Author Of " The Young klother.',' 4-vols. 3.- . . The Myterkes of Ferney Catle, a Romance, by G.. Larribe'..E , l 4 col . • , . , • • 4. Canaille oi-in,ilv; ,or, The A - diantages of Education, a Tale fur tii..:l'Fc.:llale Sex... . . , s pie Castle• 0; Ar - raon; ot, tanditti of tiv! Forest, a Svarlisil Root lic..e. 4 - .'ut . s. 6 - The lz..iVal 1-le.res.; . or, Cclia Suited, by the Author oft har.i: . .tem at 'trigtmli, 2 VoCS . 7- •• I ortr.iit of ivlr.Nt:.wl'anct is not pnl - y ' a g ood : - ...l,grav an accur.tte and chala.:l,•ris'.i li l / 4 rnzsi." : :QI Cro*by and Statiu:.rs'.4;‘,Ltrt,. Paternovf.r. TO THO'S E 'CON.CE RN El) IN C.AN 61 t,S. t , i ' This Day was pubilsired,. • . The Fifth Edition, corrected, nos. 6d. hoards, A - .GEN E R A.L HISTORY of I N L,V.CD NAVI- LA.. GATtt).v, t . k.)Rlk,N and tr.) M ESTI C ; contain,. . 4 NEW NOVEL. : ' ; ing 4 complzre ‘-',ccotint of the Canals alreaiiy executed in By the' Atithor of the W'oater in Bath, Banks of the, t:tegland, with•Coosiderktions on those projeded. ___ . 1n a few trays wii I be published, in Three Vols. ~ i Author of the Nea , Builnel's Price Book, Etc. lipvLA,Clg. MOCK' HOUSE, or juppo . • pert:ince. •• ' g‘i'Qr'P.o aour cOmmend'ition or this Inland hiaviy,ation Published by B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' - court, Pater- is unnecessary, Many Of the l ess i t ilphct;iitt. pares 01 I :R! 4LO, nOster-row. . ! •editioa are n this noire compre-ssed form omitted ;,.and the Also, just published, • ; history of Caual Navigation it continued to the present ea." - , s.• Delmore, or Modern Friendship, 3 vols. rm. • i ..._c r , t, Rev. Aug. ~ 8,4 . . . .. . - 2.. Casties.of Marsange and. Niger, 3 viols, Iss. 1 '' 1. - re Work is divided into Sections, of which the six . 1 . . 3. Corinna of England, in z vols. Bs. . . . first give an, historical ac.courif of ancient and lUreign: Caoals. • . - . The f,eveatl-. takes pp , the subject in England, with the t a ..., ~5. London Chauders, -or Fashions and Customs of the, , oat of caerlyke, as the oast ancient, fohn . that-to the Canal . tihhet' Nsueisl/44rjecRtio.'eft.:14•4.1-rci'r•e',' present Century, by B. Skerchwell, Esq. 2 VOI. 16S. . of Sandown Castle, Kerit„ thus iii the levels and fens, and ~.,i ., l r L r.is , o f t t I h l a r t id . , 7, , e i i. i v ld a t i e n t' E s i ' s r: a l : i i i i ..loet 6. Lewis's Bravo of Venice, 6th Edition; 6s. . Crosby and Co. have constantty on Sale an Extensive Col ; leEtion of the best Nlo.tern Novels. iiistOrieS, Voyages and . seventh s ection, trins beiO•in al the ,341 h page, is co. tinned to Travels; also Plays on the most liberal Terms, ter . Circ,u- tlhveci,l o erno,‘„vt' ils s tlie , b(1) 1 C ; •: 1 3 , :ing .s4:edtviped a •by the pnics of the lacing ,Libraries, &e.which at . , introduc“i iil.chronological ~riter. • s , • . . : An Alphanetical 1 telex prefixed, in aces It perfectly easy to re . ' ter to .thee account of .ally partisnnas canal a thout loss'of • This Day-was published, - -tithe."—Brit t Crit. Nov. tBO4. • In Two Volumes, 13vo. Price in iaor rds t 74, the second edition, • London : Printed fur Crosby . and Co. Strationers'-eou. - r. revised and corrected, of AGEINiER - AL and CONNECTED VIEW of --- , . . - the PROPHECIES,' relative to the conversion, kr:- ; WiIEN PIiOFESSJONAL MEN' cf Eetvea storation, 'Union, and:Future Glory of the HOVE Eti•of 1 U-. 'non and Respoosibiiity deviate trout the eenersi . sys. DAN aild• I SRA EL ; the Progress; and fin-al-Overthrow of • tem, by the selection of a oainciilar bra!acii, tire snidien, _ the Antichrist ianroarederacrin the kited of Palestioe ; and•• . of long continued Success is toi.2 'ii,fat criterion of superiority. the ultimate general'Dithision of C titistianity. ' . Fourteen years have, we doted our raft ice to the eX- By the Rev. GEORGE S'FANLEY• F. AgER 4 B. D.. elusive, treatment of two Disorders,. .and the Letceessful, result ..• eelor of Redmarshall, in the county of Durham,. _ .. • • . , .. , , of our Tian gives ba _additional arri...u, .0 oppose., ;is tar as we Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivington, -No. 62, St. Paul's i are.able, the ravage's of those Complaints which 4 r.; the inost Church-yard ; sold alio by I. Fiatchard, No. too,' Pico's., •portni;t i dilly: , . m.n the: atalogue•et flurtiaii - liifinnities. . After diitiation into every Branch of Pradice, we come-M -tn whom may be had, by the same Author, • plated the su *rings, of ,S I pHY LI TI C and D E;li I LI- A third Edition, corrected, of TA`f El.).Piitients, and• formed' a wish to rescue individuals • A Disertation on the. Prophecies that have been fulfitied,' from the ignorance . Of uneducated Men, or the equallYdan ate now tultillVg, or will hereafter be fulfilled, relative ro gerouS precipitancy of geueral.Pratfitiouers ,. • • • the great Peraxt of 12.6e.Yeara_ ; the papal and Mohammedan The Disorders, to the cure of which ive love devoted our Apostasies, the I - y rannic.:l Keignbt, Antichrist, or the In. attention,comprise every Species of VENT REAL 1N I' EC- . iidel l'ov , ,n', And toe. Rest )ration of.the Jews. •In two large 'PION, W'riettier of a recent' or 'kit?, duration - ;dly, All, Voliuncs, Ptiec in buitta:;, ,Bs. - . kinds •of D E lit LIT V, w het i.er atisi rig -- trotri. - tile 'habits cf - j , §,..frool.boys, or the indialgences of mature Age. - , • . • This Day was publisherly ' •- Numerous D scait.;;; are the result ,t ignorance or haste, ! la-oaavo, in Five V oluine S , elezatiily printed on a fine aove 't Royal pa Cr. Price in ooards,Teo (trineas, • ih the treatnient Of a simple Ganorrlices, and it not untre- • quently hapveus,. that. - .tile sectisOt .Lite•are poisoned by the r ili.E ' NATURAL, HlS'rußy a., BRITI"Ti. t indicretion 01 : •2{1 unguarded.,ilour . , 13y a superior inethofir ' 31,-1 ' such CoropiaintS are easily curd and .even where eibers - extenive SerieS of . re.establishment• A FISHES, includiogseieotifie- and•general DeSc'riptions have failed, we trust that WC may presurne• to offer a radical Of the meat inierestingSCS, add an acc.rately -finisnett - . C , .lottred.pldtes.—raken entirely from i Few,. however,. are ,the •C 3 , es of .complicated disttess in Ori,inat 11/,'wings, puipbsely ntaddironi the Specimens in 1 this . Disorder,' compared with the caia:liitons situation of a recent State, an e. ro d for th,,t. Pare waltibt -living. - the . . n, who, frOM :111.' ifiduigen,:e in a SOLI i ,-. A..'l VICE, ~r ' -- ' . by L. DONOVAN,' • - the preVa h :or gitieriesof a fashaon.tbie lite, acquire: that state •• Author of the Natural Histories of iii-ittsll Birth:, Insedls, of liehiiity, a inch is the uitaitildittile construence of such 4.• • Shells. Sec:. - . . penucious habits. • Printed 'for the Author, 444- for . . F. C. and I. - Rivingron, - where the . Onlisppy sufferer broods over his misery; but No ,hh,. St. Paul.' s. Church-yard: sold also by I. Hatchaid 1 carefully &An:tills his nris•tortune; it may be some consola- N . " O- 190, I;ieeidilly• ' -•- ' Lion tor hini to knots; that although. it may'be•an object" of *4* :This Work, consisting of 60 Monthly Numbers. in.. 'deubf or unc t rtaiikty with • other. Praztiti , thrts, are realloval eludes Owlitititired and Tweray . Plates of iiiritishp Fishes, of these deficierties by the.grad,ual progress of Renovation, is with . apprupriite.Pescripzions, and :nay he considered as one . the,.acqiiireilient of our expel ienee. • ' , of the most splendid•and useful Pubtication4 on the Natural • . If tne'ottes of Bacchus or Venus have began, to reduce • History of thrs'Coulitry that has hitherto neon otiered to the 'in,inly vigour, much anxiety. will be prevented, by air early. 1 Public Attention. - 'The Subjects from which tile•Drawiiigs cousteraction at this languid' :trite; and 'id' these cases, no leave. been exclusively taken, were tolleded,progressively, great difficulty . will occur. But where thinlefieiencY has for With very considerable Trouble and EXpence, and lay great : years•eifstetk, a proper pers_everarice,is indelpeosably reqiusite !exertion have been obtained tor the most Part in a . recent ..• `ti revive the slumbering sparks of Life, and to'rer•-aniinOte State, thereby affording the Artists einplOyed an opportunity • the ConStitutlor; . : "- • ,'., of representing those brilliant andpensliable Beings in their ' The secrecy -which is so essential. to our undertaking, and true Colours,' and glowing with the vivid hues , •f Lite. the qualifications which sve presume to iit!ate,.., idrin tioz basis , - N. B. This Work may be purchased either Monthly in 'of our pretensioos, and in Voincidenee with such, thisintista. Numbers at 35; 6d. each, .or flail-yearly in Volumes at ii. . lion is. given,•that Mess's. 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(..; • Author of ;the PoQitet GeO•graphy, Chart of' Universal Histori, & - Professorof GZ'ography, in tv..• 7.lllitary (;r.:.V : P "ill r C. CracioA and joy, (Succestors t. 7,1 r. 32, A CF-lia,l",fi:NGE. 4ES.z.-)1S. CUliitlE, and Co. Surgeons, Ilte his M jeyTy's dialit , or the whole wo7lrl to prove a sing,;:: io-;t:inee whey, their medicine and inerhad of cur..• have faile,.; ot the desired eiEcct. Ihe pratliCe of. marir years in rilis.parti,:ular , br , ncli of their profession, 'has net riven rise to one itosue,essTui a 5..• They continue to diteel.their studies to the treatment 3;4 cure of venereal complaints, ;..1 ,1 that dentfgernent of the sys tem; which is the e.4o, , equeoce of the pernicilus- and lyssr..,:t eifeas of a habit long and most unhappily porsued by Ole yootli . of. both :sexes: In the one it wilt he round to be tile untailin source of barretinos; the other have its ravage..i tall~:.deyelpped to them ,by a dis4essing state ol debility; which, it noCtiinely remed,ed, terminat ~ in impotence. These - eye its remote .and ultimate ethets, while cnisump tio:a, loss of rhusCu lar.power, al - al various nervous complaints, usually charae.terise the earlier stages of this solitary 0 t personsiknoishing uu .er tire chsorders itick!ent to such a habit, (~eir treatment is simple., and . has never proved unsuc cessful in the course of a hing, laborious, and touch extended practice. In the most 'obstinate and complicated cases of .ve: nereal infe4ichl, such as ohstruetions in the Urethra, Spurigy ex:creseences, hard tumors, ,callous ulcers, eruptions; semi. not wealtozss, gleets, as also ST RI cru R . . _ _ • _ Whether recent or of long duratio n, and- which have baf fled. the skill of other Pitattitioners, are by their present ilia proved plan of treatment, efrectuaily and permanently cured, without the Patient suffering *-1-he excruciating pa n and, alarming hzinorrhage which trequently follows the appiica tion of. the lunar caustic. lu the course of twenty years extensive pr dice in .this Metropolis, numerous cases . of Strictures nave been and a.re daily under their care, the total . eradication of which is elfzeted by a site, certain, 'anti expe_ ditious mode of pradice, superior to any other yet advitted. The ,vveakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this .Complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient .restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re medies, after the Stridure has been dest roye.l,, is indispensa bly requisite tv revive the sluinberirig sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first .respeaabi litY, haVe been uniter the care of .Messre. , Currie and - Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra. Strietti%s,.&c. and having receive(' a radical and pertniinent tf,ure,. leqUest that references may be given to them, satisfactory evi dences of the decisive superiority of:NC ssrs. Corrieakt Co's. plan of tr4airnent. Many ot. these Geiikernen tave had str: otures t tom to tp 20 ye •rs, and yid been-tinder titet are of MessrS. Home, Heaviside, andother.Surge.ips_ot equal emi nence, who :itremPted the cure oy the applicatioticbeitte ett liar Caustic - , without, s ucce s s. Messrs. 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